A record-breaking summer transfer window has officially closed.
Clubs in the Premier League smashed the spending record, forking out a combined £3.48bn on new signings. The previous record, set last summer, stood at £3.19bn,
Premier League spending has now exceeded a staggering £2bn in each of the last five summer windows.
Yorkshire clubs Leeds United and Hull City were among the clubs who splashed the cash, but how did they compare to their rivals when it came to spending in the transfer market?
Leeds United rounded off their business with two deadline day deals, signing Melvin Bard and Jean-Mattéo Bahoya from Nice and Eintracht Frankfurt respectively. Hull, meanwhile, drafted in six new players on the final day of the window.
Here is a ranking of each Premier League club’s net spend from the summer transfer window, ranked from lowest to highest. Data is courtesy of Sky Sports and correct as of 8:20am this morning (September 2).
